St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11
OTHER EVENTS.
MES. MooRE's RECEPTIoN.

dies reception. given by Mrs. D. r..
Moore and daughter. Miss Moore. About
800 ladies called during the two hours.
In the main parlUr large bank of cut
flowers furnished background for the
ladies who received. The library was
also profuSely decorated. and the din
ing-rOOm eclipSed them all. There a
delicious repast was served. The table
was Illuminated with fairy lamps and
taperS. WreathS of smilaX were inter-
twined among the dishes, and baskets of
bright flowers and roses added color to
the scene. In the center of the table
was large pyramid of solid flowers.
while the SidebOard was solid bank of
roses and similaX. The dressing rooms
were not neglected in floral decorations,
and were in charge of competent artists.
The guests. after leaving there, de-
Scended to the reception room and the
parlOrS, where they were received by
Mrs. Moore and Miss Moore, assisted by
Mrs. E. ID. Burlington, of Saltwater,
Mrs. III. c. Drake. Mrs. Charles Hig-
gins, Mrs. W. K. Ladd, Mrs. A. V.
Eastman. Mrs. S. S. De Camp, Mrs. L.
B. 3. Sprague. and Misses May Strong,
Jennie Pollock and May Eastman.
Among the guests were MeSdameS
James GiIfillan, James 3. Power. Elicit,
Charles Power, c. II. Benedict. V. NJ.
Watkins, J. Q. Adams, j. w.
Willes, c. L. Willis. A. B. Stickney,
Henry Norris, W. l.. Perkins. Theodore
SchulZe, William Lindeke, Charles
Croft, A. L. MOhler, L. 5. Kennedy, G..
0. NettletOn, Clarence SecOr, A. b. Saw
age. Z. X. Punnett, J. A. Chandler, p.
y. BOeringer, j. L. MOrehOus. Misses
Chislett, Power, Larkin, Austin, Gan
thier, Davenport, Chamberlin, Watkins,
Stickney, Perkins, Morris. Hawkins,
Clum. Misses Castle, Zimmerman,
Weed, Savage, Hope, Gault, Hall, Mar
garet Hall, Carrie Hope. MorehouSSe;'
May MOrehouse, Willis, Williams. Bald
viii, Andrews, Brack, Helen Brack,
Hall, Misses Pollock and many others.
''ABOvE THE CLOUDS"
The dramatic entertainment and
dance given at Turner hall last Tuesday
evening. by the Young Ladies' Guild of
st. Paul'S church, was success both
financially and socially. The pr0duc-
ton of the romantic melOdrama,
above the Clouds" was rendered in
good style. and beyond the expectations
of the audience, who seemed to forget
the characters were represented
by amateurs. Mrs. S. ". Cory,
in the character of Hester
ThOrne, was especially good, and eX-
hibited no little dramatic talent.
Mr.. Cory as Crazy Phil and Mr.. Curry
as the civilian" rendered their parts in
a creditable manner, while without
Miss Price, Miss Price and Miss CaTpen-
ter to give beauty, brightness and char
acter, the performance would not have
been complete. The other parts were
we'll taken. The young ladies will re-
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are TO be congratulated upon their first
attempt. After the play a dancing
programme of ten numbers, with Sci
bert'S orchestra, concluded the enter
tainment. Some OF those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. l.. Blood, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hard
enbergh, Mrs. Beardslee, Mrs. CaIpen-
ter. Miss Carpenter, Miss McManuS,
Miss Dickerman, Miss Davis, Miss Day.
export, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Davidson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Draper, Miss Mary Fore
paugh, the Misses Perrin, Miss Alice
Shaw, Miss McQuillan, Miss Bunker,
Miss Nina Smith, Miss Hattie BelOte
and Miss Gates.
NEW SOCIAL CLUB.
Thursday evening number of prom
inent ladies and gentlemen of this city
assembled at the BenedictS' club house,
corner of Third street and Summit ave
nue., and organized new social club.
The club will be known as the Town
and Country club" for general social
purposes, and for the maintenance of
suburban and winter sports of various
kinds. The club will use the
Nushka tObOggan slide. and has adopted
the uniform of electric blue, with white
astrachaD. The club numbers 100 gem
tlemen and IS ladies. The following
gentlemen und their ladies were pres
ent at the organization: Maj. Bates,
Judge Nelson, Sam Dawson. Z. A. Sey-
mOur. Z. +. McIver. W. Il. Manifold, VI.
B. Curry, Judge Young. Morgan Brooks,
Ii. NJ. Cunningham, Charles Wheaton,
r. b. Heath, w. Peet, j. S. How, E. |.
Frost, G.. V. Bacon. Z. A. Young, w. K.
McMurran, W. S. Morton, I. r. SelmeS,
F. ID. Hager, T. B. Blark, l.. X. Stone,
Ii. r. Heath. Y. Robertson, F. W. NJ.
Cutcheon, h. Smith, S. H. Grocer, Jr.,
W. III. Patterson, Dr.. DenSlOw. The
officers elected were: President, Judge
r. Il. Nelson; vice president, Judge
Flandrau: secretary. T. B. Clarke; eX-
ecutive committee, W. H. Patterson, III.
B. Curry, A. E. Bates, W. S. Morton and
f. J. Frost.
TIE GERMAN.
Tuesday evening occurred the second
party of the season given by the st. Paul
.'German club at Evans hall. Twelve
figures were danced. At Ii o'clock a
SumptuOus collation. was served. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. MaXfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. /. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Morton, Maj. and
Mrs. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hum
phreys. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Newell, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Hay, John w. Riddle,
Z. b. Young, W. Armstrong, A. NJ.
Drake, Lieut.. Ahern, Stanley Proudfit,
E. A. Jaggard, John NJ. Jackson, l.. +.
Newport, Samuel Dawson, George Big
Glow. T. Banning, w. II. Patterson,
Howard James, c. A. Hanks, Miss Daw-
son. Miss Laura Dawson, Miss Rachael
Rice, Miss Hammond. Miss Griggs, Miss
Wilson, of Minneapolis; Miss BigelOw,
Miss Hersey, Miss White, Miss Perrin.
Miss Susie Perrin, Miss Gordon, Miss
Bend, Miss Smith.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
Miss Lizzie KonantZ entertained in a
charming manner large number of her
friends at her home on South Forbes
street, Thursday evening, at progress
sive euchre, tel tables being in active
operation. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Uri l.. Lamyrey. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Z. Hughson, Mr.. and Mrs. a. p.
Hendrickson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Croft,
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Doolittle. the Misses
HendricllsOn, Hechtman, ROyt, MabOn
and Murray. and Messrs. Frye. Ware,
Crowley. Lewis and MabOn. The par
lorS, connected by folding doors, were
all thrown into one room and eX-
qusitely decorated with flowers and
plants.
THE ROUNDUP.
The complimentary musicale given by
the pupils of w. Nelson Burritt. at
Ford's music rooms Tuesday evening,
was complete success. The audience,
which was very select and appreciative
one, filed every seat in the house, and
listened with delight to the following
programme: Quartette, Mrs. j. w.
Thompson, Mrs. Lizzie IS. Erwin, Mrs.
l.. b. Free and Mrs. Hattie Brush: bass
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